The Dickinson press., 1887-07-02

City last Monday.
j. ID. Barnes and family are visiting
friends in Minnesota.
Geo. .Auld received a car load of
farm machinery this week.
The Press is on sale at Tilton's
news room.
Dave. kl~inefelter is again confined
to his bed by sickness.
Mattresses. cots. springs, &c. A new
line just received at Sanford's.
School closed on Friday of last
week for the summer vacation.
Gents fine suits made to order at
Richards { Thompsun's.
Dress making and cutting special
ty. Mrs. III. j. Sutton. 1873,
Red cedar fence posts. dry ash and
cedar wood for sale by McGillivray.
Assessor Riessbcrk has been busy
this week fixing up the assessors
book,
Col. Mead came in from New Eng.
land City, Monday, and will remain
several days.
Rev. Dobson will hold services in
the court house tomorrow ut the
usual hour.
IL. B. Wilson, stock agent of the
Wisconsin Central railroad was in
town this week.
y. b. Robinson, Gladstone's com.
ponder of pills and prescriptions
ill town Monday.
Prof. Binks. of Sioux Falls deliver
ed a course of lectures here, during
the week. on p~hrenology.
Rev. G. A. Mack holds his usual
service at the Baptist church to-mor-
row, Sunday. evening at $50.
The Ballard residence is nearing
completion. 1t will be 4 neat and
cottage. two stories high.
will look after and make offers on
secondhand goods. in entire outfits OF
piece lots. Call on Max Sanford.
NJ. $. Cnskelly came in from the
mountains Thursday and reports
stock as fattening up in nice shape.
The band boys intend to give a so.
clal dance on the evening of the 4tl
at the rink. and invite all to attend
John slatcher is agent for McCor-
sflf-hinders and mowers. Hay
rhkes, plows. Irvine and repairs fol
sale.
Mrs. John I'cnnell and Mrs. Frank
Raesbeck are east visiting friends and
relatives. They will remain some
Mr.. Hughes. the shoemaker, is 90.
ing into business for himself. He is
building Il shop ut the rear of Moore's
corner store.
The citizens of Taylor are to have
a grand celebration Oh the 4tl and in
vitcs every citizen i'm the county tc
participate.
MI. Rowe is maxim. substantial i'm
provements to his property by a stone
foundation. outside window blind.
and neat fence.
Mrs. w. b. Washburn and Miss FL
sic Rowe. of Minneapolis, are spend
ing Il few weeks with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. a. Rowe.
The prospect for an abundant ha,
crop is good. The experience of las
winter SHOULD teach the people t.
make hay while the sun shines.
Ira Lawrence. of near Gladstone
was in town Thursday and to a PRES
reporter he said that most grain il
his neiglborhood was looking fairl,
we'll although it would he short.
Christina IIolgerson has opened VI
a dress.making establishment in tn,
Collister block and invites all VIII,
wish garments made in the best stvl,
to give her IL call. 2t
4. G. Clark and +. Barckman. boil
prominent business men of Steele
spent Thursday evening with thei
old friend. II. j. Whitley. returnin,
east Friday morning.
\ heavy storm on Tuesday night
east of Glendivc caused Wednesday
east bound passenger to be delaye'
several hours. Heavy rain and hal
fell and four small bridges were take.
out.
al. Wirts. the engineer who wa
severely injured IL short time since b.
falling from his engine, has SO far re
covered as to he able to go to Iii
home, Marshall, Mich. where lie vii
remain until able for duty.
y great many people here, former
ly residents of Franklin county, n. y,
have doubtless heard of George King
He is nov Il fugitive from justice
with a reward of $1,000 hanging owe
his head. for the murder Of Eugen